The Council of the European Union opposes amendment 138Amendment 138: Article 8.4.g of the Framework Directive. (…) “No restriction may be imposed on the fundamental rights and freedoms of end-users, without a prior ruling by…
Brussels, October 14th, 2009 – Negotiations on the Telecoms Package took a worrying turn for citizens rights and freedoms. The European Parliament Delegation was betrayed by its negotiators, led by Catherine Trautmann (S&D) and Alejo…
La Quadrature du Net sent a letter and a memoDownload the memo at http://www.laquadrature.net/files/LaQuadratureduNet-20091012_Debunking_Councils_arguments_against_am138V2.pdf to the Members of the European Parliament to urge them to protect their prerogatives by rejecting the Council’s dangerous proposalSee: http://www.laquadrature.net/en/telecoms-package-does-the-council-of-eu-hate-freedom…
La Quadrature du Net published its position paper regarding the post-i2010 consultation launched by the European Commission. La Quadrature calls on the Commission to focus on Internet users’ rights, particularly by mandating Net neutrality and…
En discussion jusqu’à demain à l’Assemblée nationale, le projet de loi sur l’ouverture des jeux d’argent et de hasard en ligne ne remet pas seulement en cause le monopole de la Française des Jeux et…
As the negotiations of the conciliation committee on the Telecoms Package unfold, the Council of the European Union came up with a new, alarming proposal.
Updated on Oct. 13th
Updated on Oct. 13th
Paris, October 5th 2009 – Negotiations have begun between the European Parliament and the Council of the EU on “amendment 138″am.138 states “the principle that no restriction maybe imposed on the fundamental rights and freedoms…
Brussels, Sept 30th – The European Parliament decided on Sept. 28th that it would not attempt to fix the provisions endangering Net neutrality in the “Telecoms Package”22-page dossier on Net neutrality in Telecoms Package :…